The Unity Asset Store is a great place to find assets that you can quickly integrate into your project. If you’re new to MRTK, download the MRTK Examples Hub app and have a look around. If you're using our Mixed Reality Toolkit (MRTK) in your project, you already have a wide range of built-in objects including bounding boxes, reusable buttons, hand menus, slates, sliders and more. If you’re a Unity developer and need objects that you can use for spatial interaction and UI, you don’t have to go far. For Unity Developers: Mixed Reality Toolkit and Asset Store To check your 3D models, we recommend that you use the Babylon.js 3D viewer tool in the scene explorer. This toolkit includes a command line tool that uses these steps in sequence in order to convert a glTF 2.0 core asset for use in the Windows Mixed Reality home. If you're looking for other tools to post-process 3D models, you can optimize any glTF 2.0 model using the Windows Mixed Reality Asset Converter available on GitHub. Optimize and convert 3D modelsįor general best practices on preparing your own 3D models to be used as holograms, see our real-time 3D model conversion and optimization guide. We’ll also discuss how you can get started on creating your own 3D models. There are many ways to obtain pre-made models free, or at a reasonable cost, which we'll introduce here.

Thankfully, you don’t have to be a 3D artist, or have one on your team, to assemble the assets you need to realize your vision.

If you’re developing applications in mixed reality to run on the HoloLens or immersive headsets such as the HP Reverb 2, you’ll need to include 3D holographic models in your app for it to be rich in content.

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